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How to Disable a WordPress Plugin via File Manager in cPanel

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How to Disable a WordPress Plugin via File Manager in cPanel

Follow these steps to disable a WordPress plugin via File Manager in cPanel:

 

1. Log in to your cPanel account.
For instructions on how to log in to your cPanel account, please click here.

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2. Under the Files section, click File Manager.

 

3. Navigate to your website files (most commonly in your public_html folder). Click public_html.

 

4. Click the wp-content folder.

How to Disable a WordPress Plugin via cPanel

 

5. Click the plugins folder.

How to Disable a WordPress Plugin via cPanel

 

6. Right-click the plugin folder you wish to disable, then click Rename.

How to Disable a WordPress Plugin via cPanel

 

7. A pop-up box will appear. Add ".old" to the end of the new file name, then click the Rename File button. (To reactivate the plugin, repeat the steps above, then remove ".old" from the file name.)

How to Disable a WordPress Plugin via cPanel

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